Remotely monitoring heart-rate and feeding behaviour of fish by using electronic sensor-tags
Modern electronic sensor tags (BioLoggers) can collect high resolution data on movement and physiology of fish. These tools make it possible to remotely monitor physiological stress responses as well as complex behaviours, such as feeding and hunting, in free swimming wild fish, data that often is...
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SLU/Dept. of Wildlife, Fish and Environmental Studies
2017
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